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I’ve just created a brand new Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2 server, which I am going to migrate some LAMP applications from an older RedHat 5 server.
On my old server, in the /usr/lib/php/modules directory I had the ldap.so module which I need.
In my new RedHat 6 server, in the /usr/lib64/php/modules/ directory there is no ldap.so
How do I add ldap.so ? I’m looking for a simple solution like using yum perhaps.
Assuming you really meant RHEL 6.2, the
php-ldappackage contains the LDAP extension for PHP.